Ms.Dandan Cui | 2D materails | Best Researcher Award
Assistant research fellow at Beihang University, China
π Name: Dr. Dandan Cui π Title: Ph.D. in Physics π« Current Position: Assistant Professor, Beihang University (2020βPresent) π Expertise: Two-dimensional materials, surface physicochemistry, and photocatalytic materials. π Publications: Author of highly cited works in journals such as Journal of Materials Chemistry A and ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering. π‘ Contribution: Pioneered advancements in photocatalytic materials, vacancy engineering, and photoelectrocatalysis.
Professional Profiles:
Educationπ
Ph.D. in Physics: Focused on surface physicochemistry and advanced materials research. π Masterβs Degree: Specialization in material engineering with research on photocatalysts. π« Undergraduate Degree: Studied Physics with high distinction, fostering a strong foundation in theoretical and experimental science. π Achievements: Graduated with honors and consistently recognized for academic excellence throughout studies.
Experience π«
2020βPresent: Assistant Professor at Beihang University, advancing research in photocatalytic materials. π¬ Collaborative Research: Published groundbreaking studies on BiOCl and BiVO4, influencing the field of material science. π Leadership Roles: Mentored graduate students and coordinated multi-disciplinary research projects. π Outreach: Active participation in international conferences and workshops on advanced materials.
Awards and Honors π
Highly Cited Paper Award: For influential research in Journal of Materials Chemistry A. ποΈ Young Researcher Award: Recognized for contributions to photocatalysis and material design. π Research Excellence Award: Honored by Beihang University for innovative achievements. π Invited Reviewer: Prestigious journals in materials science and chemistry.
Research Focus π§ͺ
Photocatalytic Materials: Design and development of novel semiconductors for energy applications. π Two-Dimensional Materials: Exploration of physicochemical properties for enhanced functionality. π‘ Vacancy Engineering: Leveraging defects for improved photocatalytic and photoelectrochemical properties. π¬ Surface Wettability: Investigating its role in photoelectrocatalytic oxygen evolution. π Sustainability: Advancing green energy technologies through material innovation.